Victorian Essex Crystal Pendant Lily of the Valley

Victorian Turquoise, Natural Pearl, and Enamel Lily of the Valley Locket Victorian turquoise and natural pearl enamel locket was made c. 1860...

Sybarite Jewellery is a London-based luxury brand crafting outstanding pieces, incomparable both in design and in execution. Spearheaded by founder Margarita Prykhodko, a former architect and engineer, each piece is a fusion of artistry and technical mastery. The sybarite—defined as one who is self-indulgent in their fondness for sensuous luxury—seeks extravagance and excellence in equal measure. The Lily in the Valley brooch combines excellent craftsmanship with visionary design. Full of intricate detail, from an emerald studded leaf to a black diamond and ruby...

Meticulously handmade in 18K gold, the Lily of the Valley Easter Egg Pendant Necklace from MOISEIKIN🄬 is a true masterpiece of Viktor Moisiekin, bending sophistication and artistry ...

This is an Art Nouveau pendant depicting a lily of the valley. It is crafted in 18K yellow gold and features seed pearls. Circa 1900. Weight: 2.26g Size: 5.8x2.3cm ——— If you hav...

- Vintage item - Collectible costume jewelry piece from the '90s - 30" chain - 2" pendant drop - Gold plated - Peach and sage green pearlized enamel - Lily pad motif - Faux p...

This spectacular gold Egyptian revival charm features a sphinx that has been reverse carved, and hand-painted. This is called an Essex crystal, which is a cut cabochon of crystal with a carved design on the back. The technique of creating this floating effect is very precise, and dates back to the 1860's. This pendant is a vintage piece, featuring the Roman numeral of XL (40) onto it, perhaps dating this piece to 1940. Or this number could refer to something else. Regardless of the date of this piece, it is a wonderful item, made with superb craftsmanship and in a very old and special method of intaglio. The cabochon has a lot on dimensionality, measuring 1/2 an inch. The lettering on the piece is in a striking red, which contrasts with the green...